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a Sample Now Mexico Wedding.

EspANoLA, N. NJ, Dec. 2l.-There was q
Wedding yesterday a. San Pedro, milo
east OF Espanola aud a dance at night.
Whisky was plentiful. A row broke out
about II o'clock in which three mon wore
badly cut: The principal fighter, Gabriel
Sanchez, left the house and a short time
after 1evcral shots were fred through the
window. A little girl WAS shot in the eye,
the ball glancing around her face making
an ugly, but not fatal wound. Mrs, Con
zales was struck by a bali in the neck and
another passed through both breasts.
Her recovery in doubtful. The assaseir
has not yet been arrested.
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NRw York, Dec. 2l.-Captain Thomas
B. Jones, Of the schoonsr Otter, was found
dead in bed this morning in the apart.
mept house, 241 West Twenty.fourth
strdet. His room mate, Captain Wallace
Dakin, Of the brig Curlew, was placed
under arrest, pending investigation by the
coroner. Both men were from st. John,
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Penteo ,st Refussa,t to Roman,

NEWARK, N. j., DEC. 2l.-The members
OF the Belloville Avenue Congregational
Church, by an overwhelming vote last
night, refused to accest the resignation of
Rev. Hugh D. Pendecost, their pastor,
who resigned owing to criticisms Of his
advocacy Of Henry Georges theories. MIR.
Pertecost, however, atill refuaes 10 serve
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a FEMALE K1oWNorII11N,c.E
A sprishuy Young widow Organizing the
f.l-G-s.7 Party In IoWu. ss5S3

49,. Party in Iowa. z,.E5 III, sS.S5583
DuRuouE, IA, Dec 2l.-Mrs. Carrie
Lane Chapman, a sprishtly young widow
is engaged in organizing new political
party in Iowa. L: q F,
Her motto is "Americi for Americans y .
and the title Of her new organization will
DO the American party. She is now ar
ranging for q slecturing tour throughout
the State, and will a. the same time or
ganizs local socisties in all The towns and
citiea Bhe visits. slt, ..,,II = ,5 -
In a conversation she stated that with.
out doubt this new party would replace, ,
both cf the old parties within a short !
time, and that in New York 500 namea
arc being added to tho membership mar
day. 1t 10 her belief that for come years
to come the work Of the new party will!
consist in ratifying nominations made by5
other partieis with occasionally q distinct
State ticket, but she is firmly convinced
that 1t will eventually be the dominant
psrty. She said it could already boast OF
3 Governor oil California. Mrs. Chapman
is the relict oil Lso Chapman, formerly: a
DeoMoines newspaper man, who recently
died 10 California, s4 B
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\ BosToS, Dec. 2l.-rhe fsst half Of a
three:ball chrom billiard match between
Harvey Mcksnna, Of Detroit, and Harry
Esmes, Of. this city, was played hero TO-.
night. McKenna was to make 5000 TO
Eames' 500. and only half Of either ecore
to be made in one night. In the third
inning Mckennatookthe balls in hand and
soon had them on the rail, and mover
stopped playing except Tor q brief rest,
until he had completed his frat $500
points, making the remarkable run oi
2,4a7,1 and beating the worlds record at
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Wlll MAKO 1hinp.unr,,., n. !.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-Ths Chicago &
Alton Railroad hsya srranged to put On a
fast train to be knosn rs the Hummer
the train to leave 0hicago at 6 A.. NJ, ar.
irving st. Kansas Oily ct 0 A. II. next dsy.
thus saving five hours The train lesyss
Kansas City at 4:45 ,. NJ, and arrives a.
Chicago next day al s A.. NJ. The schedule
goes into effect Ch.istsnas morning,
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AND there is Iudiaua-her Republicans
meeting to get thing, in shape for next
year. II the Democrats don't look out
they will bs whipped before they 60 into
battle. The spirit OF Rspublicsniam is
abroad in the land. The young men are
aroused and thoy arc going to take a hand
in the fight. It ia the young men who
win tho battlea. N. --t.--L1.- II
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VIII Retain their Pews,

New YoRx, Dec. 2l.-The pews in Ply.
mouth Church, Brooklyn, will not be eold
at auction in January, as has been tho an.
nual custom heretofore. The trustees and
leading members Of tho church have de.
clded to take the peTs they now occupy
for another year at the same rental, and
the movement Is SO general among the
pewholdors that the maintenance OF the
present revenus Is assured. This is a
part Of plan Of mutual cooperation to
keep alive the Interest In tho affairs of the
church, which is being carried out with
great vigor by Mr.. Bsecher's old parish.
toner's. Ii. q &, ~ 5sIs5y
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Tho Marine Hospital Contest.

INFtIElltTtI. n ~
WAsulSoroN, D. G., Dec. 2l.-The old
Gallipolis.Point Pleasant Marine Hospital
contest is to be renewed. Senator sher.
man has already introduced bill grant.
ing $4,000 for site and building In Gal.
iipoiis, and Representative Hogg will GOOD
proaent bill Tor a hospital OF Point Pleas.
ant. The sentiment Of river men has
been found to be generally in favor of
Gallipolis. The ovetaowo at tho Point
have killed its chances Us o hospital site,
though Mr. Hogg will make a strong fight
for his town. -
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A New Coke Syndicate.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2l.-The Connells.
vile coke producers will meet on Friday
to consider the advisability OF organizing
a new syndicate. II the pool 10 formed it
is said that it will include all tho pro-
ducers in the coke. regions except the II.
O. Frick Com psny. ] 4, "a Is$5l:5, ,,fg5
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TIE diary of Oaicsgo'H much hem
pecked husband nowhere tells that he
ever tried the effect Of twenty-five dollar
bonnet on the fury who consented 10 be
his wife. Great virtue in a judiciously
selected assortment of millinery. r
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SENATOR PLUMB puts some hard.dsted
truths ct tho President in a way to take
something from the pleasure Of the White
House Christmas. 1t Is lively over
hauling, aud it 10 not more than tho Ad.
ministration and Its friends deserve. The
time has coma for npeaking out in meet
ing. Tho battle is slrsady on. S.
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Rioters Want Their Wospou..

LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 2l.-Captain Nc.
Pherson, Of Louisville, who commanded
the State guards during the trouble in tho
county, is or trial at Mount Sterling for
reiusing to deliver to the Sheriff case Of
Rrns claimed by 2. T. Young and seizsd
by the troops during the troubles in Rowan
county on the order Of Governor Buckner.
The guns were buught in Cincinnati at a
cost Of 81 300 by Young, who has figured
conspicuously in tho Rowan county war,
and shipped to Morehsad, where they
were neizad. Mcpherson pleads military
Instructions. EsE EsT4Ef ..9sss CS..7-'"'''- -
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Banker Ruwson's stepaon Iudic,od.

Chicago, Dec. 2l.-The Grand Jury yes.
terday returned an Indictment against tho
young man, Ralph W. Lee, charged with
an attempt to murder his stepfather, s.
W. Rawson, the President Of the Union
Trust Company, several weeks ago, Just
alter tho latter had come out OF tho Third
Presbyterian church at tho conclusion Of
the Sunday morning nervice. Action on
the cage has been delayed this long on &C.
count Of the condition Of the stepfather,
as In the case Of the latter's death the
indictment would have been one for mur-
der instead Of en- attempt to commit muir
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1spIAsAFoLls, Dec. sl.-seyeral hun.
dred Republicans met here yesterday and
took steps ior tho organic alton OF county
and central committoes for the coming
electoral campaign. General Harrison and
Ex-Governor Porter were among a number
Of the party present, who made vigorous
speeches against tho tariff reduction ideas
contained in President O!eveland's mes.
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Postmaaters iCupilrmed,

spte.cl Dtspc.ch to The I,.e!Iiqenc:r.
WAsuISoToN, D. O., Dec. 2l.-The fol,
lowing West Virginia and Ohio appoint.
menta were confirmed to-day by the Sen.
ate: .,..' 49, Z, (. =. Il .5.F75s. Ia.
Philip Klein, Chillicothe, Ohio; D.
Vail, Norwalk, Ohio; George Daniel, San.
dusky, Ohio; D. 81, Resman, Hiram, Ohio
8. s. Bloom, Shelby, Ohio; @. B. Dorwart,
Salem, Ohio; @. R. Oldham, Moundsville,
W. Va; W. p. Campbell, Wsllsburg, W.
Va; I. D. hoy, Point Pleasant, W. Va. F.;
A. ]. Nuxum, Grafton, w, Va. ~
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Monday will bs oelebrated,

WAsHlsegos, D. G., Dac. 2l.-secretary
Fairchild issued an order to-day for tho
closing OF all custom houses on the 26th
inat. and the % proximo. He also o.
dered the cloaing Of the Treasury Depart.
ment OF noon On the 24!h and 3lst inst.
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a Victory fur Iowa Druycista.

DEs MolsEs, Dec. 2l,-Tho Supreme
Court has decided that registered phar.
mscists we're not required to obtain per-
nit from the County Board OF Superyis.
ors to cell liquor for medicinal purposes,
nor to give bond. as they have been do
ing heretofore. This decision will save
Iowa druggists the yearly annoyance of
getting the signatures of O majority OF tho
voters in their wards to petition to the
Board and grist Of other trouble con-
nected with the granting Of permits, !
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THE President declines cautiously TO dub
himS,ya Free Trader; bul he takes up a free
trade position ariihout disguise. He and The
leaders Of The Democratic party have taken up
again The old free trade policy Of The South
Carolina poIi!icians.-London Saturday Re.
rislp sg
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wreck on tho Pan Handle,

Through mistake in orders on the Pan
Handle Tuesday night, freight train No.
50 ran into the rear end cl train No. 81,
causing rather a bad looking wreck near
Hanlin's Htahon. The cabooss and one
car on No. 81 was almost broken to pieces
and three other cars dersiled. The en-.
gine on No. 50 was diaabled and brought
to s.eubsnytllo. The wracS crow OF steu.
benvil!e vas. called out and arc etill at
:work clearing the debris. Passenger and
freight traffic was bicckaded for about ak
honre. /. 9lssy'ii55i r (.
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ClSclsNAT1, Dec. ALA novel strike is
on ut the Belts Street Furniture factory.
Twenty-Five machiniats and helpers WALK
ed out this morning because the firm
would not permit them to wash down
their forenoon lunch with beer, IS
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HrItIsh Trestmont or nn IrI.b P,,,u.,.,,..,,.,l

Erltish Treatment of an Irish Prisoner. 3is;
DUBLIN, Dec. 2l.-Mr. Hooper, M. P. Z
was removed to Tullamore jail to-day. At !:
meeting in Cork today the Mayor stat
ed that he visited Hooper in the Cork jail !,
before his removal and found him almost
nude. Bed and bed clothes had been re- !
moved from the cell, ~ ,gs-i N 80
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a Girl N, steriously nli,ainr.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 2l.-hliss Bessie
Long, daughter Of MIS-. O. Long, OF Rus.
sellville, Ky, is mysteriously missing
from her boarding place, Mr.. H. Thnne-
millef's st. Auburn Institute. Misn
Long was here studying music at the COL.
legs Of Music and boarded with her sister
who is pupil at the institute. Monday
afternoon last che went to the College Of
Music, snd has not since bsen heard from.
She is 20 years of age, medium height,
dark hair and eyes. A telegram was sent
to her father, but no reply has been re-
ceiyed. .a.-. .5'N-'tg, =. -. <
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New YoRK, Dec. 2l,-Oharles A. Squire,
a book binder, .forty yesru of age, an in.
mate Of the faith cure home at 51O2 East
S'xty:-tirst street, committed suicide by
hanging. No renaon is given. There are
sbont twenty-five inmates OF tho home.
Religious services are hold there, Rev.
a; X. Simpson, formerly Methodist min.
lister, presiding. sssi -.
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Tho pittsburcl, 3 Leko ErIo scnndoi

Plr7sBuRsH, Dec. 2l.-The Pittsburgh
4 Lake Erie railroad investigation has
been extended to all the ticket Offices
along the line. The officials say that so
for the examination has diacloaed nothing
OF criminal nature, So, Al; ~ 80
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together

E1.sEcRErARY MANNING appears to be
suffering from imontal trouble. The re.
po.Is do not say so, but this Ia what lies
between the lines. Mr.. Manning took the
political uasac!!y out Of tho Cabinet when
be went out. 5gt4y \, y. Il
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West yIreinin Politicians at tho CnpItaI.

West virginia Politicians at tho Capital.
Special Dispateh Il. tsk lnit'Iigencer.
WARRINGTON, D. O., DEC. 2l.-To-day's
arrivals include I. G. White, Morgantown; !;
Daniel B. Lucas, Chsrlestown; George ".
Shut, Hsrper's Ferry; Jackson Taylor,
Nuttalburg, and James Fl. St. Clair, OF
Faystte. Col. st. Clair has been to Phila-
delphia on business deal OF some magni-
tude. He is also looming up for the next
Democratic Congressional nonination in
the Third district. Judgo Ferguson, OF
ksnawha, is here to srgue big land case
from Boone county in the Supreme Court.
Tho Cameron postol1ice fight will no: be
settled till after the holidays. 1,.A.5s
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Tho Sick Congrcssmen,

WAsHlSGToS, p. O., Dec. 21.-Rspre-
sen!atives Bu!tervorth, OF Ohio, and Moi
fat, OF Michigan, who are detsined from
the House on account OF sickneas, are
both somewhat better this morning. MIR.
Butterworlh 10 suffering from an attack Of
typhcid fever. b 3.f'=.,,. "A, X Il 55l q
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plttsourgh and Hoturu.

Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tnuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at ST. 90. Trains leave at S and
s:l0 AN, returning arrive at Z and II :lO
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Hurper's Young People (bound volume
1857, 81. Nichola, (oound volume 1887,
Chatterbor, Our LiItte Ones. Zig Zag Jour.
neys, Vassary Girls Travels, with all tho
other leading ANNALS, at "a b
32& STANTON e DAvENPoRr's. !.
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LONDON, Dec. 2l.-In an interview to.
day kilrain said he would ignore Sulli.
vans challenge till the latter had fought
Mitchell. Smith Gays he is willing to
fight kilrain again tomorrow. MIR. Hull.
OF Windsor, offers to match kilrain
against Sullivan for !s5OOOa side,
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TIIE5GREAT' AT'EXPLORE,R,, J,
STANLEY, SAFE WITH Esr1N psr.l
Tho CzAr's Troops sMoving-Ths War Clouds
y Europe Thiokeniug-Tho Feeling on
tho Contlnent-Ths British Treatment
osnn Irish Member Of Parliament.

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-Advlces from zanxi-
bar under date Of December 10 state that
a messenger has arrived from Central
Africa who brings no direct news from
Henry NJ. Stanley, but says 1t Is reported
In the country on the eastern side OF Lake
Nyapza, that Mr.. Stanley, after many pri.
vations, reached Wadelal in the early part
Of September. 5t IS
Tho principal difficulty, he encountered
was between the Mabodi country an d
Wadolai. .SS5a;;. SSii;; Z
sl[Wadelai is Emin Boys headquarters.
On June 9 Mr.. Stanley left for Wadelai,
taking with him Eve European officers
and an escort OF $50 men and leaving the
remainder under the command Of an OH.
cor In charge Of the camp at Aruwini. At
Bona It was then estimated that II would
take Mr.. Stanley two months to reach !
Wadelai, or to meet Emin Pasha should
tho lattor happen TO be ON hia expedition
on the Abort Nyanza or on the Usongora
q. Z. i3I'5T I,
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Qhe Q Q,'ttesuiig III uiyg(eurfr ~.
. poo, Nos. 40 ana 81 Fourteenth street.
Now or mover, aeems to be the case Of
tho Union bridge. The altuation ia Of
prea. moment to thls community.

THE free trade chorus from over the sea
mus. De as Hweet music in the Presld dent's
ear. Bslore he Is yoar o!dor he will
hosr great American chorus that will
sourd to him like all the thunders rolled
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Snow Two Foot Deop.

CARAaoHARlE, N. Y, Dec. 2l.-Tho
heaviest snow storm Of, the year prevails in
tn the Mohawk Valley. The anow Is now
about two feet .desp and railroad travel is
impeded. ! l'',l~5577l 80 !
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OuR Photo Albums arc tho beat Amc,i-
cans manufacture made to be uaed not
the ehowy, imported ones, made 10 be
sold by the notion stores. 4l5lE{'l5,llt 51
n si3 II 4. " T; STANTON 4 DAVENPORT,
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MEASURES FOR RELIEF
BY THE wooLEN TRADE,
Protecting Themsslves from tho Abuse Of
tho Credit System-A Set OF Rules for
Their Customers-W Wool Mon De.
nouuco Clevelnud's aIesunge,

New YoRK, Dec. 2l.-Rspresenta!lvea
Of the principal wooden and worsted man.
ufscturers Of tho United States met this
morning to discuss matters pertinent to
their buainers and to correct certain abuses
that have crept in, principally those con.
necsed with the credit and dlscount sys.
tems. Thomss Dolan, oi PHILADELPHIA.
WAS chosen Chairman and A. 4, Island
Secretary. On taking the chair Mr.. Dolan
said: It Is manifest from the large rem.
resensasion present that grave errora and
wrongs. have crept into or have been
thrust into tho conduct Of our affairs, and
tho wonder 10 that 1t has been 80 long sub.
ni!ted to without united remoustrauce.
It ia not only tho very Objectionable terms
t1at are made and given in tho salo OF our
products, but the conditions arc such that
we are called upon to guarantee and be.
como responsible for the. mistakes OF our
customers, and, In short, to guaran.
tee profit to all hands through which
our goodo pass to tho coneumer,
I'm short, from want Of courage, we
have absolutely permitted the manage.
ment OF our affairs to be dictated by our
customers and we have eaci, and ali be.
come simply part Of the machinery Of
our mills. F71 :"
" .candidly believe that oil the sub.
stantial purchasers Of your products will
not only accept the terms and conditions
you may conclude on, but will hail with
Joy tho opportunity you present 10 them
to jua.ify curtailment OF credit and dis.
counts to their cuetomers." m.
Mr.. MerrimAn, of Rhode Island, on be.
half Of the committee that had called the
meeting, offered the following 90 the rules
to be adopted: sIl' Is7
"All bills TO date from the delivery OF
goods and to bo either eix months straight
or with discount Of one per cent Der
month to shorten time"
"Au bills to besettledat the end OF thirty
days, either by cash or by notes to bo
charged for. Reference samples only TO
be given to purchasers. Ali other sam.
pies TO bo charged for. Comnission
housea to be requested to print these ruleu
upon their bill nesds and to endesyor, in
good faith, to live up to, thom." )
After plain statement by Mr.. Merri-
man, tho rules were nnaniuonalv adontad
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Barbour Formally Elected.

RICHMOND. Va, Dac. 2l,-In joint aea.
sion the Virginia Legislature to-day form.
ally declared John s. Barbour elected
United States Senator, ~ ;i9s)f,s
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(. UPoN fair trial fnd Salvation Oil The
best cure for Rheumatism I heys ever
known. It gives relief moro quickly and
always does Its work. Y 3i5a'S l,.T7
JOSHUA ZIMMERMAN, Wetherodvi!le, Nd :
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Tho C1ar's Troops,

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-"lf you desire peace
prepare for war" being tho motto that
Russia last week professsd to lay down as
the guiding reason for her present warlike
actions. 1t appears that Bhe is very CON.
sistsntly following the doctrine. But
whether 1t is peace or war that the Gear
desireu 1t is difficult to determine. The
very extensive and careful preparations
he is making, ostenalbly for the cause Of
peace, would suggest certainly; the very
opposite object. II, however, the main-s
tenancs OF peace 10 made mors secure In
direct ratio with the amount OF martial
preparation displayed, the Cxar's efforts
to gecure peace are very determined, and.
far from being alarmed, all Europe ought
to feel correspondingly grateful in tho poa.l
session OF 90 powerful an allv, s83} al 81;
News from Vienna last night reported
Cossack troops in the neighborhood OF the
Polleh frontier. If 60 doubtful a channel
OF Russian news can be credited, there is I
reaaon to believe that the northern hordes
are pouring In upon the country Of fair
Poland, equally ready to make that unior.:
tunete land the seat OF Ruaao-G German
Austrian war, OF the scene of their un-
scrupulous skirmishes and lawlees de-
predations. II is stated that eight
regiments of Ccssacks have for some
days past been gradually gathering near
the frontier. setting up their tents and
making tents aa though they intended
settling there for the winter. These regi.'
ments are composed OF hardy, half-civil.
lied men. They are given to plundering
and rap:ne, and are considered the Czar's
blocdhourds. Savage. mercilees and cruel, z
they are alike feared by their enemies
and by the inhaoitants among whom they;
are Qugrtered. .3,8 s8t IS, 4 $; y ~ = y
1t aan undoubted fact that more extsn-i
elvo. preparations are being carried on in
Russian territory than there is generally
any idea Of. It is rumored that the gar.
risoDs Of tho fortified towns OF the interior
ara soon to be heavily drawn upon to rein
forca the camping army Of Poland, and
already some evidence that this is the case
has Z been given. Russia is steadily,
Strengthening hor defensive or offensive
iogces. whichever they may be consider-2
cd. Ihs work Is going on daily, and soon
an outburst will bs heard from Austria.
and Germany, who will not long auffer;
such Warlike deaDotism. Is ts55,S l4lgs &
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LADIES, svold cosmetics and rougee
Skin.success Soap will give you healthy
and rosy complexion. at drug store Of
McLRin Bros. y I. IA ,'fs ,tIlfN
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, The Storm In ilissonr,.

KASSAs CITY, Dec. 2l.-Tho wo1st Of
the snow storm aud cold woa!herseems to
be over in this vicinity. The temperature
here which foil several degrees below zero
early this morning has risen, and at 0
o'clock tonight was thirteen above zero.
No snow has fallen here for over thirty.
six hours. From certain sections Of Kan.
las, especially In Meade and Clarke coun-
Tics, have come reports OF diatress from
lack Of fuel, and In some cases food, but
the railroads are doing good work to re-.
lieve whatever uufering may exist, land
there Is no grounda for belle ing that any
serious condition of affairs will be allowed
to continue. .ea77}1 II -,